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April 18, 2003
New London, N.C. – The Virginia men’s golf team is currently in sixth at the ACC Championship on Friday.
The University of North Carolina finished as the top team with a 290, 2 over par. Wake Forest shot 5 over with a 293 to finish second, while Clemson finished third by one shot with a 294. The Cavaliers shot a 310 (+22).
Individually, Wake Forest’s Bill Haas fired a 69 (-3) to finish in first. UNC’s Dustin Bray followed behind in second with a score of 71 (-1). Five golfers are tied for third at even par with a 72.
Cavalier freshman Brad Tilley (Chappaqua, N.Y.) and Junior Jeremy Luce (Austin, Texas) are currently tied in 16th with a 76, 4 over. Senior Justin Goodhue (Glastonbury, Conn.) follows only one shot behind with a 77 to place in 22nd, while freshman Eamonn McLoughlin (Amityville, N.Y.) had an 81 (+9) to place 39th. Freshman Dan Gabel (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) is in 42nd with a score of 85 (+13).
The Cavaliers will play the 2nd round on April 19 and the final round on April 20 at the Old North State Club in New London, N.C.
ACC CHAMPIONSHIPOld North State ClubNew London, N.C.First Round Results
1. UNC 290 (+2)2. Wake Forest 293 (+5)3. Clemson 294 (+6)4. Duke 303 (+15)5. Georgia Tech 305 (+17)6. VIRGINIA 310 (+22)7. Florida State 311 (+23) Maryland 311 (+23)9 N.C. State 312 (+24)
TOP INDIVIDUALS1. Bill Haas, W.F. 33-36-69 (-3)2. Dustin Bray, UNC 35-36-71 (-1)3. Jack Ferguson, Clemson 37-35-72 (E) Ramon Bescansa, UNC 37-35-72 (E) Brent Wanner, W.F. 37-32-72 (E) Richard Treis,UNC 37-35-72 (E) Ben Duncan, Clemson 35-37-72 (E)
VIRGINIA PLAYERSt16. Brad Tilley 37-39-76 (+4)t16. Jeremy Luce 38-38-76 (+4)t22. Justin Goodhue 38-39-77 (+5)39. Eamonn McLoughlin39-42-81 (+9)t42. Dan Gabel 43-42-85 (+13)